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Bank payment ‘funds for Isis’ lands woman in soup with Interpol

 A woman, 57, was left speechless after her innocent £500 bank payment for her pet horse landed her in the…

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What we know about India COVID variant as virus sweeps South Asia

India has recorded the world’s sharpest spike in coronavirus infections this month, with political and financial capitals New Delhi and…

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The real ‘second-class citizens’ of academia

At the end of February, pre-eminent Black philosopher Cornel West revealed that Harvard University has refused to consider him for…

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What is our art doing in their capitals?

Where do priceless works of art belong – where they were created, where they were plundered or where they were…

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Religion and politics

1958-59, Islamia College Peshawar, the topic for Urdu debate was, “Juda ho Din Siasat se to reh jati hai Changezi”.…

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Withdrawal from Afghanistan threatens human rights

The American withdrawal from Afghanistan could pose grave threats to human rights. The rights of minority, children, and women would…

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The need to keep one’s promises

By proroguing the National Assembly without having a debate on a resolution on the French ambassador, the government seems to have…

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Almost half of Myanmar risks falling into poverty by 2022: UNDP

The coronavirus pandemic, coupled with the instability following a military coup in February, could plunge almost half of Myanmar’s population…

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Families mourn as Brazil hits 400,000 COVID deaths

Nicole Martins had hoped her mother, hospitalised with COVID-19 last month, was on the mend. But when the 24-year-old arrived…

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Insider attacks against Afghan army surged this year: Report

Deadly attacks against the Afghan army have surged in the first quarter of the year with insider attacks increasing by…

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